Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29

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Bishop Wnipple .ficiated at the funeral Of
Minister Manning In New York.
3 ATE Auditor Braden FOLD over II 900 acres
OF state lands a. Redwood Falls Friday.
The Shakopee U .mocrats likewise burn the
editor OF the minneapolis Tribuue Ia tfi ~
The California craze has even struck Min.
nespols, 6ourishing IA 1t is. The state Of
Minnesota is losing a good many families by
IL.
Mrs.. Moonan, u soldiers widow, living at
Waseca, .eceivrt not ce Thursday Of being
.r.nred Il pension by the govern msst anuat-
ing to $500
jack Bucsl y, OF Sank Center, while under
'hr II fu-nce # quor, fell from HE wagon
and ban the side Of us face terribly cut and
al ear TAX. Y.
The Baptist 90 y-rtion closed at Nankato
Frida7. Hon. Co. A. flllshury presided
"thers eQ aslly pr, mioent.
The va auche. The only Democratic pap r
10 western SieArns county, Is now sucse.s'ull,
rusnink It's presses ny windmill power. Prob
ably tn. re Is not another sucn instance In the
United States.
John HuusoD, a ~saloonkeeper a. Albert
Lea, left suauenl, about two weeks ago, and
now turns ~ In California. An ipv-ttisa-
lion just made reveals a debt OF 81. coo TO
wholesale dealers.
Matthias Goeiz, II sslooDkeeper Of Winsted.
Was found dead paugiug from q tree Monday
near that place. IL is supposed 10 be- q case
II suic De. Dec, ased has OF late years been n
hard urilk r. Some years he ran a store at
smith Lake.
su day afternoon, while Johannes q espn
was plow Il on the farm Of A .. Kragus., f.
township OF X agnes, lign'ping struck ana
killed Oieson aud the two mares he was ariv.
Ing. Oleson CINE from Norway last Jun,.
He ieft a wife and child.
Mr. X 'nr Earl. an old and respected cIt-
z II Oh FIR edow, dropp' q dead yesterday, the
cause beng sp plt Ky Of the brain. He Was
APPARENTLY IN good health up to tue momept
IT hir death. He had been d resident Of this
county for a rumner OF years.
The epidemic Of measles In South Red
Wing, which has been raging for some time,
+ on the ra ease. Eleven new cases were Is-
Jurred III " lass There are now IN TIE
ueighborho u II thirty cases, nearly all '. ~
lid. La other respects the G ~ 10 Ia The b .
.anitary condition, there being no case Of ".
pn"td lever ana nut one OF diphtheria.
Ar. and Mrs. J 'hu Pasch, OF New Trier,
.:th th'tr little baby boy, aged six months,
tart d "Wednesday To attend the funeral of
Mrs. 4 cnolas LaDgenfeld, takiug plsee in
tsstings, an !, While coming down the b.
niger dill, one OF the wheels Of the K
vent into u bou der In the road, throwing the
occupants OF the " & N onto the hard ground.
he oaby beiug Instantly killed.
the state railroad commissioners MONDAY
.idressed an inquiry 10 Presid mt Hill, Of
the Manitoba road. asking why wheat rates
from points like ST. Vincrnt anu Pipestone TO
Oulu.h cannot be reduced to ten cents.
THY point out the disparity between high
rates when wheat was q dollar a bu.he and
luw.
81. Whittemore, a prominent attorney OF
Ortouville, was brought to the Jail at Morris
y Sheriff Hoskins for safe keeping. He was
,harged with having assaulted A. &. Crosby
with u knife. Bal was produced and az
proved by Judge Brown and the prisoner was
allowed TO return home to await the action OF
h- grand jury.
The Normal News es'iu see the prairie
Ares OF last Friday burned / 900 tons OF hay
rhe fire org mated IL Wilkins county, near
Debley, about nve n les east Of Wolverton,
the new station on tue Moorbead and South.
eastern road, and, With . good, s.itf wind
no Siog, the fire came towards Moorhead at
( e rate o. fifteen miles an hour, sweeping
At OK after stack in tts path. Following are
= IN. # tue heavy losers by the nre, all their
may bel Z burned: Hugh NsChesney, A Nil
Ter, II. g. spragnr, j. d.. scLsgel, John Kurt
man, George Miller and q. w. Smith.
The Pipestone reservation trouble was
settled by the white settlers agreeing to vacate
he land. They W II rem, We their families
Aus by Monday night the reservation will
,Dee more De Gle ar OF settlers, although the
hu,ldil "a do not have To be moved for q
cou lie OF weeks vet. The iouatters live Cirt.
Ban a sworn III avit that they will remain
"A the land. Tnis move pleases the Inuiahs
aud they will 90 home happy to think that
rhe pale face viii no longer modest their
sacref q~Iarri-e. Cspt Bean and his com
pany of ten United States soldiers will remain
until Tuesday, when they will return to F,rt
Randall.
The K ,man Catholic Benevolent association
held a state convention In Manksto on Mon.
day and Tuesday. Five hundred visiting del
egatss were IN ATTENDANCE and elaborate pre-.
~vention. Archwsys were constructed w r,he
principal streets aud the large ball In tn. Ger.
'uan Catholic co lege building, where the con
vrntion met was tastefully and elegantly
decorated for the occasion. The entire asss III.
olage paraded the streets on Tuesday. This
association has hnd y remarkable growth and
the membership IL enorm, Us, Including al.
most every prominent German Catholic In the
state. The convention was one Of the great
events Of the year.
William q. Enpis, a man OF much promi-
hence 10 the vicinity OF Moorhead, IS reported
to have started TO join the American boodlers
over the Cansdiau line. AT the time OF his
sudden departure he held the following fic.s
In Vlding township: Township c'erk. to~n.
ship assessor, justice Of the pei &c and treas
urer Of the school district. His brother George
WAS liz c mpanion In Sight. 1t was his bust.